Short news from the Internet of Things that make headlines around the world
Sercomm introduces the TPM530M, a highly compact LTE-M/NB-IoT module built on Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF9120 SoC. With ultra-low power consumption and rich connectivity features, it targets space-constrained IoT use cases from smart cities to asset tracking.
Berlin-based IoT provider emnify has launched a consumer eSIM solution designed for large enterprise fleets. By integrating with MDM systems like Intune or Jamf, companies can push and activate eSIMs without user interaction. This speeds up deployments, reduces errors and supports efficient rollouts – as seen at Discover Airlines.
RAKwireless has introduced the “WisGate Connect for mioty”, a new industrial-grade gateway that supports LPWAN protocol mioty and LoRaWAN.
AWS has announced the general availability of Managed Integrations – a new feature within AWS IoT Device Management
With the Norwegian company IXT, a new start-up enters the market promising globally secure and simplified IoT connectivity via mobile networks.
Munich Re discontinues its involvement in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and winds down former Berlin-based start-up Relayr.
Meta and Yandex reportedly tracked Android users through a previously unknown method using localhost connections. Experts warn of a serious breach of privacy and potential multi-billion dollar consequences.
The attacks are said to have occurred without any interaction from the affected users and exploited security vulnerabilities in iOS versions up to and including 17.1.1.
According to a recent analysis by Polaris Market Research, the Internet of Things (IoT) in retail is expected to experience tremendous growth in the coming years.
Samsung Electronics is on the verge of a far-reaching partnership with US-based AI startup Perplexity AI. According to news agency Bloomberg, the two companies are currently negotiating a strategic investment as part of a funding round
